Today's New York Times, in an article about John Kerry's rivals using his voting record against him, contains the following quote:

Speaking with reporters in New Hampshire on Saturday, Dr. Dean used Senator Kerry's record to make a point about his own foreign policy experience.

"His voting record on Iraq is exactly the opposite of mine," Dr. Dean said, pointing to Mr. Kerry's votes against the Gulf War in 1991 and for the resolution authorizing the invasion of Iraq last fall. "I think mine has been proven to be right twice."

Maybe I'm missing something here, but when the heck did Howard Dean ever cast a vote on Iraq?